FrontCore
8.0#1 in course evaluation softwareFrom £42 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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What both publish
| Fact | FrontCore | IASystem |
|---|---|---|
| API | FrontCore says users can sync key data via API and ready-made connectors, and contact the company about custom integrations. | A web API is offered for campus integrations such as displaying evaluation links in a student portal. |
| Founded | Public Norwegian company data lists FrontCore AS as founded on 7 October 2009. | 1974 |
| Headquarters | Oslo, Norway | Seattle, Washington, United States |
| Purpose | FrontCore offers cloud based SaaS tools for training providers, including training and learning management. | IASystem is a course evaluation system for colleges and universities assessing teaching and learning. |
| Security | The LMS page describes trust and security measures and says the platform is GDPR-compliant. | The product states that communications are encrypted with SSL. |
| Support | Customer support is offered by phone, email and contact form on weekdays from 09:00 to 15:00 CET, with reduced holiday capacity. | The administrator guide lists general product support and separate University of Washington user support email addresses. |
FrontCore plans
- LMS StartFree
- LMS Mini£42 a month
- TMS Start£60 a month
- LMS Pro£83 a month
- LMS Premium£125 a month
- TMS Mini£200 a month
IASystem plans
- One-term pilot licenseFree
- Enrollment Category 6$1.59 a year
- Enrollment Category 5$1.64 a year
- Enrollment Category 4$1.74 a year
- Enrollment Category 3$1.79 a year
- Enrollment Category 2$1.85 a year
Pick FrontCore if…
FrontCore is aimed at professional training providers, including commercial and growing providers and those delivering certification or compliance training. The TMS may suit teams managing course operations, while the LMS offers tools for course delivery and learner access on mobile devices.
Pick IASystem if…
IASystem suits colleges and universities that need configurable course evaluations, reporting, and campus integrations. Institutions planning to use paper forms should account for separate usage-based charges.